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In-Processing DocumentsCONTRACTING CADETS: You are a contracting cadet if you plan to contract this semester with ROTC. Contracting cadets who have already completed this paperwork should continue to coordinate with the Army ROTC Recruiting Office on completing the contracting process. Contracting cadets who have not completed this paperwork should do so (EXCEPT for the DA Form 3425-R), and then contact the Army ROTC Recruiting Office to make an appointment to turn-in the paperwork and start the rest of the contracting process (Note: Do this SOON). You are advised that you MUST be a full-time student to be in Army ROTC (12 or more credit hours). You are also advised to be pro-active in the pre-contracting process, since each day you don't contract during the semester can result in lost ROTC subsistence allowance (stipend). NON-CONTRACTING CADETS: You are a non-contracting cadet if you don't plan to contract with ROTC (i.e., you are only taking the class) and you are enrolled in either MILS 120, MILS 121, MILS 220, or MILS 221. Your eligibility to be in Army ROTC cannot be determined until you have completed required forms and turned-in required documents. While compliance is voluntary, refusal to comply renders you ineligible for Army ROTC. You must complete this process within two weeks of the start of the semester, or within two weeks from when you added Army ROTC class(es) - unless your ROTC Instructor grants an extension. Failure to comply can result in your being required to drop Army ROTC class(es), or a restriction placed on your participation in ROTC labs, etc. All information and documents provided are kept confidential. You are advised that you MUST be a full-time student to be in Army ROTC (12 or more credit hours).
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